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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1524, 21 August 1912, Page 4

T-HIS "TRIUMPH"—THE CONSISTENT MOTOR-CYCLE. One of tho qualities upon which the owners of the world-famous "Triumph" motor-cycles place most importance is the absolute consistency of these beautifullybuilt machines. A '"Triumph" doesn't have its good days and its bad (lavs— : t gives one style of service all the "time, and that the best possible. As a littto corroborative proof of this assertion lot us consider the "Triumph" record- in ths British Tourist Trophy Hace. As every motor-cyclist knows, tho Tourist Trophy event is the classic event in motor-cycling. It carries with it the blue ribbon of motor-cycledom. In 1910 tho "Triumph" filled the eight first places in the sinslecylinder class. In 11)11 it filled the iir>i four places, and in the 1912 event," run last .lune at the Isle of Man, tho "Triumph" scored first, second, third, fourth, and fifth places.. In each case the "Triumph" was pitted against the best machines the other motor-cycle manufacturers could produce. On each occasion tho "Triumph" gained an overwhelming- victory. Reliability, durability, economy, ami consistency, these are the four cardinal virtues rhat place tho "Triumph" first anywhere and everywhere. Call and I see the'latent models of the world's'best motor-cycle, l'ree engine model, ,£SO; fixed engine model, .£7O. In stock at Adams, Limited, l'almerstou. North and Wanganui, also Sutherland ami Rankine, Mcrcer Street, Wellington. Tourist Motor Co,, Un>Uu:?;, and Skcatcs and White, Auckland,'